fix(treesitter): elixir module/atom colors #366
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tmillr
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Thank you!
Note Technically, github.com uses the string color (i.e. |
- Fix highlight of modules (module names) in elixir.
- Link `@string.special.symbol` -> `@constant`, which fixes/improves the
highlight of symbols/atoms in elixir.
NOTE: Technically, github.com uses the string color (i.e. `@string`) for
elixir atoms currently, but other langs (e.g. Ruby) use the
constant (i.e. `@constant`) color. We'll let elixir use the
default of `@constant` for now for consistency and simplicity.
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Fixes highlighting of Modules/atoms in Elixir
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